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Episode
117 - Innovation |
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Segment 1 |
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2:03 min. |
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People
Speak . . . about innovation |
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“What
innovative idea has impacted you in your lifetime?” is the question In Steppe
reporter Susan Bauer asks in the community. |
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Segment 2 |
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7:04
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New
Invention Saves Lives |
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A
50-pound, three-piece hydraulic tire jack is a new invention and a potential
lifesaver for U.S. troops in a war zone. Lucy Luginbill talks with the innovator
of the Bogert Jack, Richard Bogert, who is the owner of Bogert International
Inc. in Pasco, Washington. |
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Segment 3 |
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5:50 min. |
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Innovative
Veterinarian |
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A
Tri-Cities, Washington veterinarian makes house calls in her “Menks’ Mobile”
that provides a niche service to pet owners. Dr. Tanja Menks tells Lucy
Luginbill about her van and why she developed this innovative niche business. |
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Segment 4 |
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3:02 min. |
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Art
and Technology Meet |
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Travel
to Walla Walla, Washington to see sculpture with a new twist. In Steppe reporter
Al Diaz visits a foundry where technology is used in the development of art
pieces. |
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Segment 5 |
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6:04 min. |
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Think
“Outside the Box” |
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Seeking
solutions through innovative thinking is the focus of a Columbia Basin College
“Innovation in Action” class. Associate Professor of Business Administration
Gene Holand tells Lucy Luginbill how students learn to think “outside the box.” |
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Segment 6 |
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2:48 min. |
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Mr.
Movie - Coraline |
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Tri-City
Herald Mr. Movie reviews Coraline and gives his family-approved rating of this
animated 3-D film. |
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